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Pygmalion and Intelligence?
Richard E. Snow
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Critiquing Pygmalion : A 25-Year Perspective
Robert Rosenthal
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Infants Possess a System of Numerical Knowledge
Karen Wynn
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Becoming Mindful of Food and Conversation
Michael Siegal
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The Lateral Hypothalamus and Motivated Behavior: An Old Syndrome Reassessed and a New Perspective Gained
Philip Winn
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The Value of Temporal Patterns in Behavior
Howard Rachlin
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Dynamic Cognitive Assessment of the Child
Alex KozulinLouis Falik
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Bullying or Peer Abuse at School: Facts and Intervention
Dan Olweus
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One-Sided Edge Assignment in Vision: 2. Part Decomposition,Shape Description,and Attention to Objects
Jon DriverGordon C. Baylis
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Do Rats and People Judge Negative Contingencies in the Same Way?
Douglas A. Williams

Volume 4, Issue 6, December 1995